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Category: Tiling Advice

By: Reece Irvine / Last UPDATED: October 17, 2022
Can You Have Underfloor Heating In A Wet Room?

Wet rooms have been trending recently in the world of interior design. They are a great way to add value to any property. Also, they make your regular bathroom much more functional. One of the aspects that can remove the luxurious feel of a wet room is ice-cold floor tiles. After all, nothing can shock …

By: Reece Irvine / Last UPDATED: November 21, 2022
Can Wall Tiles be Used on the Floor?

It’s time to stop procrastinating on that remodelling job. You’ve wanted to install some tiles on the dining room floor for a while. There is a stack of tiles left over from remodelling the walls in your living room. You like the design of the tiles and think they would fit the role. Can wall …

By: Reece Irvine / Last UPDATED: November 14, 2022
Can I Install Tiles On Hardwood Floors?

Hardwood floors are a warm addition to any home. However, once they age or fall out of style, many homeowners may consider installing a new floor. Tiling is an attractive option that is low maintenance, easy to clean, and available in a variety of attractive colours and designs. View our video on “How to clean …

By: Reece Irvine / Last UPDATED: February 7, 2023
Can I Grout Straight After Tiling?

Applying grout is a key step in the tile laying process. Grout helps to fill in the gaps between the tile and helps to seal the surface to protect it from moisture and bacteria. Flooring specialists understand the importance of proper drying times. They also know how to correctly apply each type of grout to …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: November 21, 2022
Do You Need Underfloor Heating Under Tiles?

Underfloor heating systems aren’t a standard feature in most flats and houses. Most people aren’t sure whether they are worth the trouble or the cost of installing. So, do you need underfloor heating under the tiles in your living space? This handy guide can help you to make your choice. Any questions? Contact us at …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: November 21, 2022
Do You Need to Seal Slate Tiles?

Slate tiles are one of the most gorgeous tiling finishes you can choose. However, they need a little more taking care of than your average installation of porcelain or ceramic tiles. They need regular cleaning and treatment throughout the year if you want to ensure the longevity of their application. If having them installed soon, …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: October 17, 2022
What Are Anti-Slip Tiles?

Anti-slip tiles aren’t a standard feature you’ll see with most homes. An increasing amount of homeowners are choosing to have them installed in many parts of their homes where there is a risk for slipping and injury. This is for extra safety and peace of mind. Here’s what you should know about anti-slip tiles and why …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: July 5, 2024
Should You Fully Tile a Bathroom or Partially Tile?

When you start redecorating your bathroom using tiles, you’ll find that you are faced with many important decisions. You need to choose what type of tile to use (ceramic or porcelain?), what colour will look best, whether you should look for a pattern… and that’s just to begin with! In this post, we’re going to …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: October 17, 2022
Should You Tile Throughout the Whole Ground Floor of the House?

Here at Atlas Ceramics we love tiles! Ceramic tiles are still one of the most popular choices for bathrooms and kitchens and there are a vast range available, but are they a good choice for your bathroom or kitchen? Moreover, should you consider tiling your entire ground floor and reaping those benefits throughout your home? …

By: Mike Lovatt / Last UPDATED: October 17, 2022
Are Porcelain Tiles Waterproof?

There is some misunderstanding regarding the use of the word “waterproof.” For something to be waterproof, it must be completely impervious to the effects of water. That means it should be tightly sealed, and it should not allow any moisture to enter, regardless of the circumstances. Thus, very few things are truly waterproof – your …